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A worried beautiful white cat watches a favorite cat toy go through surgery. But the operation is a success!
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This isn’t a Cat Faeries toy. But even a Cat Faeries cat toy can eventually need “surgery” to restore it to its former glory! For a limited time, order a grab bag of 4 toys and get a free 1 ounce bag of catnip which you can use as stuffing or just sprinkle around the house.
To all of our customers and friends, may you rock a bye baby like this sweet cat
Having a bad day? Put on your butterfly outfit and purr!
Almost 20 million views!
When the craziness becomes too much this 20 minute video of a mama cat and her kittens purring, cleaning, napping, more purring, and the kittens growing up will give a needed emotional break. Whew, I needed that!
Almost two million views!
Did you know that a cat’s brain hold more information than an iPad? This cat certainly is an exceptionally smart cat!
Over 7 million views!
Here is a video about new friends Scarlette and Doc.
Love is everything and we are so pleased to share this story with you. On Christmas Eve Matthew and Simone Tipton from Trabuco Canyon, California drove over two hours to the San Jacinto Animal Campus to adopt a kitten who recently lost one of her legs to be the companion for their two-year-old daughter. Two year old Scarlette Tipton was born with a cancer so rare that it’s being called a one-of-a-kind cancer because she is only documented person to have it. The cancer caused her arm to swell which led to her left arm being amputated when she was just 10 months old.
The kitten was found on the street with a dangling arm by passerby, Edith Rio and her daughter-in-law Kelley Gonzalez. It is believed that the cat’s arm was caught in the fan belt of a car after the kitten slept there for warmth. The kitten was rushed for veterinary care and ended up at the San Jacinto Animal Campus for surgery.
Scarlette named her new three-legged kitten friend Doc after Doc McStuffins, a Disney character who cares for stuffed toys and animals in a clinic set up in her back garden called Doc McStuffins Toy Hospital. When the two met at the shelter Doc and Scarlette bonded immediately. And more good news – Scarlette is cancer free.
Is it a polite fight over a bowl of milk, or is it good back and forth sharing? Either way, it’s adorable!
Here’s a great New Year’s resolution: “I resolve to be more creative and make useful objects including hats and bowls out of my cat’s fur!” When you comb or brush your cat, save their fur for rainy day when you are feeling crafty!
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And as we sail into a new year let’s be inspired by these two playful animals of different species: a cat and a squirrel, both know the importance of friendship, getting along, and having a good time doing it!
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